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other

UK
/ˈʌð.ə/
US
/ˈʌð.ɚ/
other than

Translations

otherdeterminer
UK
/ˈʌð.ə/
US
/ˈʌð.ɚ/
(quantifier – with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns; also "the other" – meaning "different/additional")
autreSouvent employé au pluriel avec un nom comptable.
He stayed for other reasons.
Il est resté pour d'autres raisons.
Do you have any other questions?
Avez-vous d'autres questions ?
Synonyms
another
different
additional
alternative
remaining
separate
distinct
further
supplementary
miscellaneous
extra
Antonyms
same
identical
similar
former
preceding
otherpronoun
UK
/ˈʌð.ə/
US
/ˈʌð.ɚ/
(without nouns – also "the other" – meaning "different/additional")
les autres
Some of the chairs were broken; others were missing.
Certaines des chaises étaient cassées ; les autres avaient disparu.
l'autrePour désigner le second de deux éléments.
One of the mugs is chipped; the other is fine.
L'une des tasses est ébréchée ; l'autre est intacte.
Additional translations
l'autrePour désigner une personne ou une chose différente de celle déjà mentionnée.
Synonyms
variant
the rest
remainder
another
Antonyms
everything
everyone
the former
the same
othernoun
UK
/ˈʌð.ə/
US
/ˈʌð.ɚ/
(plural; with "the": specific group; without "the": general/philosophical)
Synonyms
fellows
society
people
remainder
the rest
Antonyms
individual
the former
myself
oneself

Definitions

otherdeterminer
Different or distinct from the one or ones already mentioned or implied.
This task requires other methods.
Additional; further.
We need to collect other data before making a decision.
otherpronoun
A person or thing that is different or separate from one already mentioned or known.
If this route is closed, we'll have to take the other.
The second of two people or things.
One of the mugs is chipped; the other is fine.
Additional people or things besides those already mentioned.
Some of the chairs were broken; others were missing.
othernoun
Used with "the" to refer to a specific remaining group of people or things.
I stayed at home while the others went to the beach.
Used without "the" to refer to people in general, often in a social, moral, or philosophical context.
You should always think about the needs of others.
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